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It also helps keep the noise down when other people are up. If I'm alone and don't need the A/C I leave it open.
And yes on the man closest to the door. Not sure if it matters but it’s kinda like the curtousy of the man walking closest tot he road when out with a woman. Not like we’re going to stop a out of control car on the sidewalk but it’s the gesture that counts
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Our bed is opposite the door. And I’m next to a safe.
Door open or closed didn’t matter the dog usually sleeps in the doorway for whatever reason. I step over him constantly.
Door. Dog. Safe. Bed. Ole Rufus will make me aware before you’re in my garage.
But we sleep in separate rooms since she has slept with my 4 year-old daughter every night since she was born.
Used to be closed and locked. Now that we have kids... that is out the window. Have to check the front and back door before going to bed.
I remember being upset when the doc told me six weeks with no sex when the baby was born. Four years later I am still waiting for things to go back to normal.
Pit Row
Upstairs I sleep with door closed. Downstairs wife typically sleeps with door closed. When I'm downstairs I prefer the door open. Not sure why.
My wife always gets the right side of the bed. She likes to sleep on her side with a leg partially hanging off the bed. It so happens that makes me closer to the door in most rooms.
Sleep on left side.The ceiling fan is more above that side.
Door open so dogs can get to the dogie door.
I am closest to the door,also have a sliding glass door to the back yard,am closest to it.
Kids and grand kids sleep in their own rooms.
We’ve always had a good dog sleeping in the room with us and the thought of an intruder making it to our room never enters my mind
Unless you have stackables
i sleep further away from the door, but in the old place i was closer, my old man and bother and law both sleep further away from the door as well, not sure why, just the way it works out i guess,
we have a 12 week old, got him into his own room at about 7 weeks, less crying than i thought there would be doing that, from his mother i mean
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